Five Indicators Of A Failing Project (And What You Can Do)

Only 56% of strategic initiatives meet their original goals and business intent - poor performance that leads to organisations losing an average of $109m for every $1bn invested in projects and programmes.

From deliveries that are late or over-budget through to features that end up not being used and products that don’t scale, software project failure comes in all shapes and sizes.

However, this fate can be avoided - if you know how to spot the signs.

Our report highlights some of the key ways to tell if your project is heading for rough waters, so that you can take remedial action before it’s too late - and avoid ending up with software that doesn’t live up to expectations, or fails to deliver entirely.

Is your project at risk?

Recognise any of the following symptoms? Download your copy today and learn how to turn a failing project around:

Lack of communication

Little infrastructure or process

Expanding or never-ending projects

Issues with output

And if you want to learn how to safeguard the success of your project before you even get started, you won't want to miss our upcoming webinar on Thursday 18th January, 2pm GMT, which looks at the role effective estimation plays in successful project delivery. Reserve your space >